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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1963)
Mr. and Mr». HaJph Inraam ' of Castro Valley, Calif., will spent the next two wwki vlslt- Ing wlth Mr and Mrs. Mel llambu and with relatives in Silverton. She 1» Rambo'» sie ter. Arriving later in the werk Dr. Gerald Wallace, was will be Mr, and Mrs. Jerry latrson and family, also of »peaker at graduation ceremon A thought fur today — *"nir> Castro Valley. He is a nephew ies for the 36 seniors that were braduated with the cluss of trouble with being a g<xxl »port of the Rambos. 1963 ut Santiam Union High la that you have to kxu- to prove school, Friday evening. May 24 it." Ilonald Crae will »pend the 'Hie High Sctmol band, direct Memorial Day weekend in Mill ed by Spencer Hillesland play Onorgr 1'uHrr of Wnuigitll. Qty with his parents, Mr. and Alaska la .pending some time Mrs Izrwell Cree. He is attend ed the Processional and Reces sional march«-» with J<>hn Kelly at the home <4 hla brother and ing Wenatchee Valley Junior playing a piano solo. alatrr-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. college, at Wenatchee. Wn. Valedictorian for the class lx All. Verbeck. Hr la now em was RoziUah Yunkua with Carol ployed In thia area after work John Otuiusrt, aim of Mr. and Sciiaer, Salutatorian. ing for many yeara In Alaska Mrs. ilex Ohmart was honored Presentation of diplomas was and will obtain permanent on his first birthday annivers made by Art Hempeck, chair- housing ua aoon as possible. ary Sunday with a birthday din i man of the board ot education. ner und party, hollowing the | George Stovall, superintend Mr, and Mra. George Kaa dinner the traditional ice cream ent of die high schood present niuasen of Seattle, Wn., Who und cake were served at the ed the awards. have spent the winter in Ari Ohmart home. Present were Class members were Linda sons, visited over the weekend Mr and Mrs R H ¡'oil. Mr Bassett, Harley Bell, Alice with Mr. and Mrs Gil Duck and Mrs, J. H. Igleheart, Mr. Bickett, Bonnie Boroughs, Suz You’ll Like Our Food worth "Hie two couples spent und Mrs. Charles Vavrick, Mr anne Carlson. K<-nneth Chich several winters together in Ari- Md Mrs Waldo Olimuit anil ester. Mary Cogar, Jean Giunz, zonii in a trailer retirement Steaks, Chicken Don and Rickey Whitfield all Uiis Hershberger, David Hick area. of Salem; Judy Morris ot Port erson, Sharren Hostettler, Cher land; Lindy Duffy, Douglas yl Howton, Sandra Johnson, Sea Food Mnrxhnll Worley, who la* Ohmart, who was bmie from Carl Kelly, Janice Logan, Paul .fient the |>ast three months in OSU, Ron Ohmart and Mr and Ixiucks, Jacqueline Lute. Di Live Music Every the Veteran's hospital in Van Mrs. Rex Oiimart and John. anne Merril. Dianne Minton, «Hiver, Wn., la now at his Morgan. Tamra Morris Friday and Saturday home here He exjx-cts to return Mrs. Ernest Podrubsky him Grace Barbara Olson, Okinon Ono, to Die hospital for u check-up Wc have plciiHiuit, attract ' In atxHit 10 days lie had sur returned home from Suntiam Sandra McCann, Patricia Pen Memorial hospital after several nick, Norvel Richards. Carol ive booth* for paint and gery alai the prolonged stay days of medical treatment. She •Schoer, Gary Scharbacm, Bruce l>articH. Como in tonight was ruused by «implications is the chief cook at the grade Tucrs. Allen Warde, Gary and try our magic menu of school cafeteriu but will not tie Whitten. Rozillah Yankus, Ken Mr. and Mr». Fred W« mm U able to work tills week neth Zeibert, Terry Morris. whoIcNomc, lioine-c o o k e d from Swiss Home were nt the A number of the seniors re- food. You'll way it'» worth , home of her parents. Mr. and Ttiiw ut’eniling the HtttP' ceived recognition for their sup walking miles for. ! Mis. Art Hedge, Sr., for the Ijonx cub convention in Buker erior effort and work during Chris Campbell, Owner i weekend. *•***•» ♦ W w • • -• ♦ • ♦ ♦ • Inst week were Mr. and Mr» their senool years. The Girod's Girl character Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Phone 859-2801 Too Lafe to Classify Charles Mrs. award of $25 1») for the girl best and Mel Rambo. Mr. exemplyfing traits of good char WANTED Steady summer Barney Scott. Mr. ami Mm. acter went to Dianne Merrill; U-e Bassett and Buzz Eleet- work fluid care or house Girod’s similar awar-t for work Bev IxK-krem. Fhone wood. ' Old Timm" in the de Spot tsmanship going to the boy - • an ■ legation said it was one ot the who lias shown tile true traits best conventions they had ever of good sportsmanship while Hilt SALE 1 liull. two «iw» attended. competing as an athlete went with calves; 2 bred heifers Mr». Axel Antlerson »pent the Charles "Rusty" Whitten. and I fat steer.- Erank Crust, The Citizenship award is giv lit. I Lyons Phone 859-3231 weekend in Portland visiting her daughter and grandchildren. en to the senior boy or girl who by vote of their classmates is Mr. ium I Mr». Al l‘en»e of considered to be the most loyal California have purchased the to class and school as well as l.yle Cumming» house on S. for their cooperation with other W. Spring street ami plan to students and faculty. This was for every member of the family; awarded to Linda Hassett and move in next week. diaries Whitten Priced right too. The Scholarship award recog Sunday guewte ut Mr. anil Mr». < lordon McMorris were nizes two students in the class his parents, Mr, and Mrs. with the best academic record Clarence Quartier and Tamara and this was won by RoziUah for Ladies and Children. and Gordon Allan McMorris Yankus and Carol Schaer. The Sousa award in music from Salem. The group had a We have just received a good as was given to Patsy Pennick and picnic at the State Park. the Arion musical award went sortment. Come in, look around. Mr. and Mr». Ed Wat kin» to Carol Schaer, Closed Memorial Day The Stewart athletic award are l>oth employed in Stayton now He is with the Minden given for outstanding perform Construction company and she ance while competing in athlet is employed at the U. S. Na ics went to Terry Morris. Scholraship from the Univer tional bank. They plan to move Phone 897-2141 sity of Oregon which is renew to Stayton in the near future. 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City able went Carol Schaer. She Attending the Sth Annual re also won a scholarship from the union of the Shepherd family in Linn County Teachers Associa Mehama Sunday were Mr. and tion. Linda Bassett was the top Mrs. Floyd Shepherd, Bonnie. Leroy and Jerry and Mrs. Susie winner in the state for a nurs ing grant to the Sacred Hearts Haynes. About 50 attended. hospital in Eugene, winning the Sam Wiser of Mehama is now $750 American Legion Auxiliary working at the Mill Qty office grant. of Strout Realty, according to Archie Thompson. He has been working out of the Aumsville office. Mrs. Mabel Yankus. who also works for Strout Realty is on summer vacation. Commencement Exercises Held CMM. * ¿ SWIM SUITS Sports Wear Ada’s Needle Shop / \ STOCK UP ON SUMMER NEiW Dominion Oscillating 10 Inch Fan Regular $15.95 $1095 *W SALE Foam Rubber Station Wagon Mattresses $Q95 Regular $11.95 SALE Can be used as a single or double Portable (table model) Big Boy Barbecue Sets with Skewers $495 Regular $5.95 SALE Sea and Ski Water Skis Regular $28.95 $1 /1 95 SALE FOR YOUR SUN TAN THIS SUMMER Try MEL'S Sun and Screen $J19 ONLY Guaranteed or Your Money Back Mill City Pharmacy MEL EIDE, Owner Ptee 897-2812 - MUI "City, Oregoi Boat Registration To Be Simplified Gui-M» Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Frace and daughter, Linda and Claud ia. who were accompanied by Kenneth and Paul CUrrier, all of Beaverton; Miss Leona Lamb, Mi's Douglas Winn and son, Bob. aixl their houseguest, Mrs. O. E. Schultz who is visit ing from Paradise. Calif. Mrs. Schultz is Mrs. Winn's and Mrs. Moffatt’s mother, and a sister of Miss Lamb. Mr*. Atui llolnuui and Mr». Stella Kay were honored guests at a potluck birthday luncheon last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Floyd Bassett in Lyons. Following the luncheon the af ternoon was spent informally. Present wen* Mrs. Walter Leisy and Mrs. Ray Roberts from Sweet Home; Ml'S. Cloyd Cox and Mrs. Elmer Shaw. Mrs. Holman, Mrs. Kay and Mrs. Bassett. Kobert Grogorj from Eugene will be the guest speaker next Sunday at th«1 Mill aty Chris tian church. The Gregory fam ily formerly resided in Mill Qty and he was employed by Wills Bros. Shingle Mill. He is now studying for the ministry at Northwest Christian college at Eugene. The Rev. and Mrs. Harold Hake and two children will be on vacation. IzU-'eninie Beauty Salon at Stayton. Open Monday through Friday 9 to 6. Saturday hours: 8:30 to 4. Phone Stayton 76SX 5322. 383 Third Street. 46tf Any person tempted to quit high school and get a job may be short changing himself for life. Unemployment among 16- 17 year olds is highest of all age groups. A State Marine Board spon sored bill has been passed by the Legislature which will sim plify the registration of boats as well as save the State money in administrative costs. The boating laws enacted by the Legislature four years ago required owners of motorboats to obtain a certificate ot num ber every three years and an annual boat license, which is in lieu of property taxes. The new law, which will become effect ive next January 1st. combines the two requirements into one annual requirement, without any additional cost to boat owners. Those boaters who obtained their numbers this year or last year will have their fee adjust ed next year so as to receive credit for the time remaining. In asking for a change in the law the Marine Board pointed out that approximately $5,000 would be saved annual)- in printing costs, postage, etcetera, and would eliminate some con fusion that pcrvails regarding tlie two requirements. The Marine Board points out, however, that the new law does not become effective until owners will have to continue the fost of next year and boat under the existing law, which requires two separate docu ments, until that time. 1he Old. 5—The Mill (Tty Ejiterprise, Thursday, May 30, 1963 Work Smarter.. Not Harder you use enough starch solution to completely cover the gar ment. Let it stand long enough to soak up the starch. Thick starch is more likely to streak than a medium solution. By Bernice «Brawn For information on the »«wen KttcruUon Home Management different types of starch, write Specialist Oregon State to me at OSU for our Exten University Help in Planning a Sewing sion Bulletin, ' Be a Better Center was recently requested Buyer of Starches. ’’ by a group of Was«) County women. Some are remodeling Oakridge Foreiter to have a complete sewing area. Others want to make their 1 Receives Promotion present storage spa«? hold Lloyd T. Soule, special assist-! more. Her«- are id<-as that came ant to the district ranger at | out of tlx- extension Jesion; Oakridge, Oregon, has been re Use pegboard to line a closet assigned to the Portland reg door. Sitccor», spool racks, un ional offee of the U. S. Forest finished garments and many Service. supplies can tx- hung here, Soule'» rw-w position is in the Women like the idea of a cut- Division of State A Private i ting table which folded up Forestry, where he will assist I against the wall. On«- home with programs conducted co- maker built hem with a pic- operatively with the States of ture on the underside This gives , Oregon anil Washington and with the effect of a picture on the private land owners His pri- - wall when table Is not in use. mary responsibility is with re- j You'd never guess it was a forestation programs. table in the room. Soule began his career on the ! Arxither favorite trick- -avoid Willamette National Forest in stooping to pick up spilled pins. 1952 following graduation from ! Collect them with a small mag New York College of Forestry I net tapel to the end of a yard at Syracuse University. He was , stick. But be sure the pins are on the McKenzie Ranger Dis-1 magnetic not all of them are. trict until 1960, when he was I promoted to his position on the I Plastic Shower Curtains can Oakridge Ranger District of' tie cleaned in your automatic the Willamette National Forest. washer unless they are old and Mr. and Mrs Soule have two ' stiff. Use warm water, add V* sons and a daughter. cup water conditioner or soft- ncr < the no-scum type) but no Sorting clothe« on the floor I detergent or soap. You’ll get runs a risk of picking up all | a washer full of suds just from sorts of stains. Sort clothes on 1 the action of the softner with a table if possible. Should no1 the scum on the curtain. table be available, use assorted I lx?t the machine go through sizes of heavy cardboard boxes. I the rinsing cycle, but skip the Select sizes w hich wiU nest in- i spin. Put in the dryer for about side each other when not in use.'' three minutes, no longer. This will shake off the water. Hang on shower rod to finish drying. And if you want to avoid that soap scum next time, use one of the new detergent bars in-, stead of soap for bathing. These- : are told under various trade names. No bathtub ring either with this type bar. Lucky You-if you have a dishwasher. When you're clean-1 ing kitchen cabinets let the 1 dishwasher clean dusty dishes | and utensils you seldom use. I Before a big company dinner, J warm the plates in dishwater , by turning dial to the drying ; cycle. Some new models haw a special plate warming cycle. To save time in washing two loads in succession, open the door after the first one so dish es will dry quickly. Then put in the next load Summer Cottons usually need a little starching to help them stay clean longer. If you have trouble with streaking or spotting, make sure ; Subscribe to The Going on Koco/ion? See u$ first About TRIP INSURANCE ★ ★ ★ Ttik insurance is avail able for as short a term an three days or up to six months. It h written to Huit your individual need*. You are covered for ac cidents or sickness, also theft insurance. ★ ★ ★ HILL INSURANCE AGENCY J. C. 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